November 27

Theatrical releases[]

Shorts[]

• 2002 - Mike's New Car is released theatrically with Treasure Planet
• 2013 - Get A Horse!

Films[]

• 1996
  • 101 Dalmatians (with Great Oaks Entertainment)
  • Sling Blade (Miramax Films)
• 2002 - Treasure Planet
• 2013 - Frozen
• 2024 - Moana 2

Television[]

• 1957 - The Disneyland episode "How to Relax" premieres.
• 1959 - The Walt Disney Presents episode "A Storm Called Maria" premieres.
• 1960 - Part 2 of the Walt Disney Presents episode "Moochie of Pop Warner Football" premieres.
• 1972 - The Mouse Factory episode "Consciences" premieres in syndication.
• 1986 - Fluppy Dogs premieres.
• 1987 - The DuckTales episode "Duckworth's Revolt" premieres in syndication.
• 1988 - The Magical World of Disney episode "The Absent-Minded Professor (1988 film)" premieres on NBC.
• 1990
  • The DuckTales series finale "The Golden Goose (Part 1)" premieres in syndication.
  • The Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears episode "King Igthorn: Part I" premieres in syndication.
  • The TaleSpin episode "For Whom the Bell Klangs (Part 1)" premieres in syndication.
• 1992 - The Goof Troop episode "Educating Goofy" premieres in syndication.
• 1993 - The Bonkers episode "Miracle at the 34th Precinct" premieres in syndication.
• 1995 - The Gargoyles episode "Heritage" premieres in syndication.
• 1996 - The Quack Pack episode "Stunt Double or Nothing" premieres in syndication.
• 2005 - The Phil of the Future episode "It's a Wonder-Phil Life" premieres.
• 2010
  • The Wizards of Waverly Place episode "Alex Gives Up" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Suite Life on Deck episode "Frozen" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2011
  • Good Luck Charlie concludes its second season on Disney Channel with the episode "Teddy on Ice".
  • The Once Upon a Time episode "That Still Small Voice" premieres on ABC.
  • The Shake It Up episode "Camp It Up" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2012 - The Jake and the Never Land Pirates episodes "Sail Away Treasure/The Mystery of Mysterious Island!" premiere on Disney Jr.
• 2014 - The Phineas and Ferb episode "Doof 101" premieres on Disney XD.
• 2015
  • The Best Friends Whenever television special "Cyd and Shelby Strike Back" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Bunk'd episode "Waka, Waka, Waka!" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2016
  • The Once Upon a Time episode "Changelings" premieres on ABC.
  • The Bizaardvark episode "Control (Plus) Alt (Plus) Escape!" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Star Darlings special The Power of Twelve premieres.
• 2017
  • The Disney Magic Moments episode "Die witzigsten Live-Action-Komödien" premieres on Disney Channel Germany.
  • The Miles from Tomorrowland episodes "Face-Off/The Big Escape" premiere on Disney Channel.
  • The Goldie & Bear episodes "Bear's Hair Don't/The Fairy Tale Forest Quartet" premiere on Disney Channel.
• 2020
  • The Raven's Home episode "How I Met Your Mentor" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Just Roll With It episode "Maybe Baby" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2021
  • The Ghost and Molly McGee and Amphibia premiere their mid-season one and three finales/holiday specials "Festival of Lights/Saving Christmas" and "Froggy Little Christmas", respectively, on Disney Channel, putting both shows on hiatus for the remainder of the year.
  • The Muppet Babies episodes "It's a Wonderful Elf-bot/A Merry Litter Christmas" premiere on Disney Jr.
  • The Chicken Squad episodes "Merry Chickmas/Feed the Brrrrds" premiere on Disney Jr.
  • The Spidey and his Amazing Friends episodes "A Very Spidey Christmas/Gobby on Ice" premiere on Disney Jr.
• 2022 - Mickey Saves Christmas premieres simultaneously on ABC, Disney Channel, Disney Jr., and Disney XD.
• 2023
  • Mickey's Christmas Tales premieres on Disney Jr. with the episode "Starstruck".
  • The Pupstruction episodes "Pupstruction Saves Christmas/Pups On Ice" premiere on Disney Channel and Disney Jr.
  • The Hamster & Gretel episodes "Shush Hour/I Was a Teenage Mad Scientist" premiere on Disney XD (originally premiered on Disney Channel on November 4).
• 2024
  • The Untold Story of Mary Poppins: A Special Edition of 20/20 airs on ABC.
  • The Playdate with Winnie the Pooh episode "Piglet's Christmas Tree" premieres on Disney Jr.

Streaming[]

• 2020
  • The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse episodes "Hard to Swallow" and "School of Fish" premiere on Disney+.
  • The Mandalorian episode "Chapter 13: The Jedi" premieres on Disney+.
• 2024 - The following episodes of Ariel are added to Disney+:
  • "Fernie's Dra Konfó/Lucia, Lucia, Lucia!"
  • "The Lost Dogfish/Swim Scouts"
  • "Daddy Daughter Adventure Day/Rainbow Sea Caves" (released before its television premiere)
  • "Flounder's Christmas Letter/Holiday Toy Box Trouble" (released before its television premiere)

Home media[]

• 2001 - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Platinum Edition (VHS)
• 2007 - Wish Gone Amiss, Power Rangers Operation Overdrive Volume 3, and Return to Never Land: Pixie-Powered Edition
• 2012 - Step Up Revolution (Touchstone)

Music[]

• 2006 - The Best Disney Album in the World ...Ever! is released in the United Kingdom

Events[]

• 2012 - Disney Channel begins production on Girl Meets World.^[1]

Characters debuts[]

• 2002 - Jim Hawkins, John Silver, Dr. Delbert Doppler, Sarah Hawkins, Captain Amelia, Scroop, B.E.N., Morph, Billy Bones
• 2013 - Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, Sven, Olaf, Hans, Duke of Weselton, Marshmallow
• 2024 - Simea, Loto, Kele, Moni, Kotu, Tautai Vasa, Matangi, Nalo

People[]

Births[]

• 1944 - Bruce Adler † (actor, voice actor, and singer)
• 1945 - James Avery † (actor, voice actor, and poet)
• 1953 - Curtis Armstrong (actor and voice actor)
• 1954 - Kimmy Robertson (actress and voice actress)
• 1955 - Bill Nye (actor, science educator, television presenter, and mechanical engineer)
• 1956 - William Fichtner (actor)
• 1960 - Michael Rispoli (actor)
• 1964 - Adam Shankman (director, producer, screenwriter, actor, and choreographer)
• 1973 - Tadanobu Asano (actor)
• 1976 - Jaleel White (actor and voice actor)
• 1987 - Lashana Lynch (actress)
• 1993 - Aubrey Peeples (actress and singer)
• 2004 - Jet Jurgensmeyer (actor and voice actor)

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